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P VIE COMMISSIONERS appointed to take. to . r `" the BENEFIT TICKETS of the SECOND Y, nn° co, do- - hereby give:Notice that' they 34, attend ; A a their Office, in Somerset-place, - Monday, the Ruh' :rues 'ay, the 3tst of July, and Thursday, the id ot Au the el i pt, fron t to o ' c l oc k i n t h e F orenoon • unti f o'clo,.k in i I ,ternoon, on each Day; to take in and enter the It ENE. 10 CK ETS to b, exchanged fors 'Certificates, pursuant di sl e Aci o f P ar l iament in that Behalf; and fir the better el,t)4tet el , thereof, t h e s +itt Commissioners will take in and ilim,,the Benefit Tickets in the Classes A and ,at one Seat, s t "r andl) • the Persons possessed thereof are desired to take N oti bring with their Tickets, Lists thereof, formed in ,puel4 r ical Order, and adapted to each of the said Classes re fk;‘,l,,,."'elY, and at the bottom of 'such • Lists to write the theand •- priper Additions of the Persons to e inserted in e rtiticates, as Proprietors of the said. 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Disorders that are the consequence of Scor uric, Gums and bdd teeth. 'laney,continue to oe sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bay. ley and Blew. Cuckspitr-street, London, 'price as. 91. each, and' Retail • , y T. SL-arman (latePartrier , and Successor to Mr. HL :net), Ccorge-street, Hanover-squ , ,re. None are genuine but what have the words "j. Hemet, Ba'lcy and Blew, Cock Spur-street, eiwraVed in the Stamp, aiid a Libel, "Bayley and Blew, Cocksp,r-street; London'," pasted on the back (leach Bottle and Box. N.B. The E,sence is particularly recommended to Pa -rents and Persons who have the care of- Children, its the greatest Preseryative'or young and tender Teeth. A CER I MN Disk,AiL. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called G Url'A SALUTARJS, may be depended on to be a certain,_ sate, and speedy. cure for the most inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, 'Pains and OlAttructiGns in. the Urinary Passages in , either sex ; its 'operation is by urine and .insensible perspiration. A slight ease is generally cured in a few days, and -a 'confirmed I, ties in a snort tune. lnveterate scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, kneomatisrns, Gravels - , Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They requite nothing to wo:it them on; no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de-- pendon a sound and perfeet cure, Withoufthe knOWledge of any person ‘ , Yilatever. 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'they arc complaints, to which every Person, cVeta the mist abstemious, is liable, as the :fir we breathe and theVa ter we driA are impregnated with Particles which not only cause tiles.... ex,:r-t..clattug Tortures, but are a tOllntt.4ooll :or every ut,i-. r Species of Disorder. 111 CF AN'S ()RIGI NAL PI L LS, ccmvostil of tile most innocent I tigßdients 9 lyivetbe4n lound Ut singular eilicacy., in not onty strengthen ing the Vessels containing ito U rime, , but happily destroy lug the •vetritynt4 cp;:iit} or it, twin v. hich proceed the above Complains, & L...novit4, the calculi, or• gritty concretions, perincious tendency to those disorders, v,it hoot • Sol yvvllul..:::a.e and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cl e ; Alien, 76, Oxford. we:et ; Clark, 'Ali z 9, ls,,r , ,nglt, and Inc's,. IL'llic;ue Vender3, in boxes a; Z. tthd is. CM:L. • -` • •• . TTNL.,' JULY 21, 1810. INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE. SALAMANCA, MAY L tBlo. M., MARSHAL, I - lisSerene Highness the Prince of Wagram and of Neufchatel informs' the, - by his letter of the 18th April, that the Emperor : by his Decree of the same.. month, has created the Army of Portugal, which is - composed Of the 2d, 6th, and Bth Corps of the Artny. , , in . Spain, the command of which is intrusted to iris IlighnessThe Prince of Esling. I :have received a•: letter 'from that Prince, ,dated from Paris, 20th April; in whiCh.he informs me, that he is about.to commence his march for Spain. His .disposition is extremely advantageous in every point of view, and canflot but accelerate the operations of the siege of Ciudad Roderigo: The half of my corps is already encamped below that place, and I shall open the trenches as soon as I know whether the Duke:of ' Abrantes will furnish the, garrison of Zamora and Toro, which will keep open nay posts of communica tion, and will, support me in case of necessity : But even if' the Duke of Abrautes wilt not consent to any o f these prepositions, T w ill alone undertake (besiege, and will establish my-communication by, Arrila. You reques. we, M. Marshal, by your letter of the 30th April, to send a strong post of_ infantry as tar as the Tagus, to open my left . ; but..a detach- : meat would inevitably be cut io 'pieces, Unless-it: consisted of &aunt 1500, .and at present, when my troop ul re scarcely• sufficieot t o gua rd th e i mmense spaceVdich they oicupy, it is impossible for me to weaken 137seit by making such' detachments :I am obliged as,it is; to have•above 00 . 0 - nien detac.hedj partly , to assist the-artillery, to proteEt the ovens and . magazines, arid partly to guard the Convoy's, which_ are sent to me from Salaitfanca. - Besides, it is ec-s,Ary th it should. leave a strong•post'.at Sad 1 4 'e ices; to watch Aloteyda, and a, detachment to the left of the Agueda, to observe the movements of the Engl'sh, and to cut offall communication dad Rodrigo, and 4000 men wiiLbe required as work . - men, for several (Ins : so that there wilt nit remain with me, strictly speaking, aboVe 12,000 men in the camp, and ready to fight, if necessary. Nrver theless, notwithstanding the insufficiency of my forces, the obstacles which have been thrown in my way, and want of the means of - transporting tiny provisions and artillery, I hope to be able speedily to undertake the siege'of this place, -and to succeed in the operation. I beg to renew, M. Marshal, the assurances of my high consideration, &c. &c. • The Marshal Duke of ELCHINGEN. To the Marshal Duke of Dalmatia. A true Copy, from the Original, in the possession of the Marquis de Roniana. • CARROL. CHICLANA, MAY 13, NlAy MONSEIGNEOR, Since the 9th inst. the date of my last letter, I have not been able to procure any interesting in telligence in addition to that which I have commu nicated to your Excellency; 'nevertheless, in'com pflance with my duty,, I hasten to transmit to you, all the. fads that are within trly own knowledge, and the reports 'which I have beard. No account has yet been received *of- the result of, the expedition to Ta 6in and . Algesiras, which•are still in the power of the insurgents. I }cave not been able to ascertain the cause of this delay, because every eftbrt is made to' keep operations of this kind' secret ;besides ,the . Chief ofStaff , from whom I some times receive information, is gone with the MarSbal to St. Mary's, on account of the rejoicings on.the Emperor's marriage. The report, however, is, that this expedition has penetrated the mountains of St. Martin and. Ronda, to reduce the insurgents that Infe4 these pans. With respect to maritime • news, I have no thing to send your ExcAelicy in' addition to my last report. The construtition, of new boats is continued with as much activity as the scanty resources of the country will allow of, but maw-- tuqatelv we are in want of almost every article of the first necessity : wood, pitch, tope; sails, &c. &c. are extremely scarce, and very difficult to be. .conve)ed. The _inhabitants em ployed for that purpose manifest a great deal of ill will. I think r have •said, enough to 'en able your EXcellency to judge of the sentiments of the inhanitints of this country. Neither, the misfortunes which they have experienced, nor the fear of punishment, nor any consideration whatever, can soften the inveterate hatred which they fe2l . to wards the present Government, and against the French name. Unfortunately too much moderation , 'a l : ( i t , f:t4,,41 1 4 . .1., ,- . -‘‘ :::';':' I 3 .4 w , , ia,4, c • ' '.4.!(1. - . •'4 . ' [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. has hitherto-been shewn to Close mad revolutioni•ts, who are almost all persons in office, Priests or Monks ; or the ci-devant Covallros, who 'have Al ways guided the public opinion, and it will be. im possible to establish . order and tranquility without .making a • severe example of thew. .On the i oth , inst. a Priest was arrested in this town for some re volutionary language, which he held in public, but unfortunately - care, was not taken to seize his papers with his. person, and tirrke was thgeby given. to his . family to destroy those which might have confirtne& the suspicion against him. Three, days elapsed be fore an order for seizing his papers was given, and then none of any importance was found: • I do not know what steps will be, taken wiqlregard to hit:. Some time ago a Priest was arrested on a similar ground, and tent to tlr&prison of Xeres, he was con . demnedon 'the wilt: of this month to ten years :of imprisonment. - I have been informed - bY. CARRERE, that the cannonade of the Bth, of which I gave- your, Excellency, an account; excited great anxiety among the inhabitants of Xeres. Thewalks and heights which overlook the Bay of. Cadiz were crowded with people, but no - account has yet been received of the cause of a cannonade which exten,d ed the whole length of the line.. I have the honour to be, &c. LISHARAM. (A true copy) To his Excellency the Wnis- - ter for Foreign Affairs CAlt ROL. MADRID, MAY 28, I! If there is nothing more to dread from the Irwin reElional armies, their bands continue to do much mischief in detail: General Dolitittom . .skr • having I seen' sent' last week to drive theM 9 from geguenza 'and its environs, they fell' baCk Upon La - Mancha where they joined the bands that -. already infes't that province. They then attacked • and massacre - Corps of 50 men Who were at Puerto La Pile. They served in tile dame manner another 'company of - equal force that were at Mora, and finally goo min attacked the'2oo menahat were in garrison at Aran- • yuei. The hitter retreated fighting; bat had' lo 80 men, when 'a party of light .horse came to their relief and immediately charged, the enemy end killed a great number of them. - The in habilantsof Algo donales being in a state of insurreaion, and having fortified their houses, and havingiejeeted all the pro positions that were made to them to return to their duly, Marshal SOULT ordered a column to ma:ell against them, who destroyed all their habitations and reduced the town to a heap of ruins ; A strong 'party of the inhabitants of Grayulerna, has also been des- Owed. The Marshal declares that other places shal l shortly undergo.the same punishment, if they do no t hasten to submit to King JOSEPH. The Marshal pub lished a proclamation the 7th of this month, by which ,the nature of the war in the South is quite ch :nged. Ile declares that there exists no other Army of Spain but that'of King JOSEPH, and' that con? , equently all the parties which exist in the provinces, whatever • . - may be their number, and whoever may como:and • them, shall be treated as banditti who have no othe r .objeet but that of stealing and assassinating. All th e individuals of these bands •who shall be taken with arms in their hands s hall be shot, and their bodies exposed on the highways. I shall have - the ihonOur -• : of sending you by the next courier .a copy - of this proclamation„ which is vigorous in all its parts. I t is rumoufedithat the King is about to take a journey , and it is believed that he will go to Valentia as sr:Kin as Lerida is taken, and that General SUCHET will be - at liberty for this expedition. As for the Army of Catalonia, it appears to have too much to do in the province to co-operate in the expedition to Va. lencia. I have the honour to be, IVion4kur, n Your most humble, &c. EDMUND BUTiRe. (A true copy) ' I? 0 L. Translated Copy of a Letter from Port St. Mary; (hied r7th May, written by a French Officer to,a Lady, a •friznd of his, contains the following observation : Whilst preparations are silently making fur the siege of.,Cadiz, and that we shoal ) shall know the efred, and result of our artillery on it ; equal me,tsures are taking for, the.siege of Badajoz; and formed, throUgh a good channel, soon as the Ar tillery is brought under-its walls, there is-so ,Power-' ful a party already prepared, as to-render indubitable the surrender of this town. (A. corre& Translation.) CARar)L. `translation of a Copy of a Letter addressed to the Marquis of liomana by a creditable Person. MOST EXCELLENT SIR, I have informed your Excellency, that, on Ow ~~.